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My sis is a diabetic.i heard that cinnamon supplements can help lower blood sugar and a1c? fact or myth?
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Depends: If your sister uses cinnamon to replace the sugars in her diet, it may help. By itself, it is inadequate treatment for diabetes.
Answered 2/18/2020
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